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How is the Industry Faring in a Post‑Mifid II World?

The revised Markets in Financial Information Directive (Mifid II) went into effect at the start of 2018 and, as with any significant regulation go-live, there were some hiccups. Three months later, there are still gaps that need to be filled – specifically in defining which firms are systematic internalisers and should therefore report trades.

The solutions to issues that have arisen since the introduction of Mifid II could be more complex than expected. For example, a simple application programming interface call to double-check whether a trade is reportable or whether a firm is covered by the services of a broker would be hugely valuable to many on the buy side.

In this webinar, a panel of experts discusses how the industry is faring in a post-Mifid II world and the options available to market participants to smooth out their trade reporting processes.

Key topics discussed include:

How managers can learn which brokers offer systematic internalising services – key to understanding which counterparties are responsible for reporting trades.

Initiatives under way that aim to ensure firms and approved publication arrangements report their trades correctly.

The Mifid II-related problems that remain, currently available solutions and new services that could come to market in the future.

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